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Din lokale køreskole, hvor vi hjælper dig hele vejen frem til dit kørekort... Er du nervøs for at skulle tage kørekort, kan vi helt sikkert hjælpe dig igang på en sikker og rolig måde. Vi har de mest rolige kørelærere og pædagogiske metoder der får dig til at føle dig tryg når du skal igang med at lære at køre bil. "Kom godt på vej"
Hovedgaden 490, 2640, Hedehusene, Denmark
I had to change my Indian drivers licence over to a danish one and the driving school helped with lessons and booking all the tests associated. The lessons were taken in English and gave me good guidance throughout the whole process, even found me a really good translator for the practical test. I would highly recommend the place.
Reply from Hedehusene Køreskole ApS
Hi Shashank
Glad to help you with your license, drive safely....
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